Re: Debian Sarge DVD Download Limit?
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peter colton wrote:
> On Monday 13 June 2005 23:13, Glyn Tebbutt wrote:
>
>>Steve McIntyre wrote:
>>
>>>Glyn Tebbutt wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi everyone
>>>>I'm having problem's downloading the sarge dvd's. Im trying
>>>>http://ftp.ie.debian.org/debian-cd/3.1_r0/i386/iso-dvd/debian-31r0-i386-b
>>>>inary-1.iso but wget stops at 320mb. Same happen's with Firefox. Is there
>>>>any way around this? I know this has been asked before and someone
>>>>recommended lftp but I still had the same problem.
>>>
>>>Two things:
>>>
>>> 1) give up on the 3.1_r0 images - they've been superseded by 3.1_r0a
>>> after a bug was found.
>>> 2) downloading a DVD-sized image can be broken by bugs in HTTP large
>>> file support at either end. Even if the tools at your end are
>>> 64-bit capable, the apache on ftp.ie.debian.org may not be. I'd
>>> recommend trying jigdo/bittorrent instead if you can.
>>
>>I've never tried jigdo, what's the speed like?
>>I was aware of the bug, the ie server doesn't seem to have those image's
>>, ill search around, i dont really want to download cd images as ive got
>>a dvd burner, might as well make use of it :)
>>
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>
> hello Glyn,
>
> Are you behind a router, if so open port 10000 to 10005 on the router and
> port forward this port set to the box you will be using to bittorent on to.
> The bittorent box would be better set up to have a stactic ip. All so the
> bittorent client needs its ports setting up the same as the router
> 10000 to 10005
>
> again all the best
>
> peter colton
>
>
I always thought the bittorrent port was 6889odd ???
I've changed my router setting's to those port's now, see if that makes
a difference
Cheers
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